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The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-16

The strawberry and ice cream lesti'
val, conducted by the Ladies' Aid
Society of the Methodist Church, last
Wednesday night, in the basement
of the Church. was a very enjoyable
and successful affair. About sixty
dollars was realized for the Church,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-16

A grand opportunity to gee a cup
of free coffee and also to make MONEY
by handling the Queen Coffee Pot.
Call at Thomas Bros, and see the
pot in operation. also the patentee.
j. ID. BULGE, and get . county right
No more spelling your coffee, by
boiling. Good, strong coffee MAIDEN a
quarter of . minute.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-16

Mr.. N. Clay, Of Torrance, Mrs. w.
G. Mitchell and J. B. Gage, Jr., of
Grenada, left last Tuesday for Eureka
Springs, Ark, TO imbihe the healing
waters Of that resort. We trust their
sojourn may be both pleasant and
beneficial.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-16

Notice to Painters,

On the first Monday in May, 1857,
the Board of Supervisors Of Grenads
county, will receive bida. in open
court for the painting of the tin roof.
ing and cornices on the Court-house
and Jail Of Grenada county.
l.. r. TURNER,
Elnrk
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-16

Miss Ella Roane, of this city, but
now attending school at Maury's ln'
stitute, Holly Springs, came down
on a visit last Saturday, returning
Tuesday morning.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-16
EDlTGRs GA2ETIE:-

IlJiltiGS e.
Having noticed u call from Best
for Mr.. C. A. Walters for Sheriff
would say that he will also receive :,
good vote from Beat | if he will sllo.
his name to be used, as he is wal,
known as aman Of business, a t,ns
Democrat and a nice, social gentle.
man. NoTFRs,
April "A, 1887.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-16

Miss Addic sherman, after a two
months visit to friends and relatives
in Brownsville, Tenn. returned home
Il few days since. i.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-16
II >.
Z ar

We are authorized TO announce the
same Of Hon. JAS. &. LoNGsTREEl
IA . cand Idute for reelection TO tiie
LEGISLATURE, from Grenada county,
vt,hieat to the action Of the Demo
cratic party.
Far Io.s.r:et Attorsaey-
We are authorized to announce me
iiane of A. II WHITFIELD as can
.l,date for District Attorney for tht,
lA.ird Judicial District Of Mississippi
III he ensuing election, subject to the
ao.ion Of the Democratic party,
We are authorized to ANNOUNCE the
nane OF J. j. SLACK Us a candidate
,av District Attorney for the Third
Judicial District of Mississippi at the
ensuing election, subject TO the ac-
zion Of the Democratic party.
-o- Sheriff.
We are authorized to announce the
name of BENZ. WILLIAMS as Il Ga.ldl-
lGta fer Sheriff OF Grenada county,
4. the ensuing November election.
We are authorized to announce the
name Of G, b. JONES aa a candidate
FAR reelection to the office OF SheEiif
III lie ensuing election, subject to the
sat!ou Of the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
tive party.
We are authorized to announce the
uame of T.. MCCRACKEN as a cahai-
GATE for sheriff at the ensuing cleo
tIon, subject t" the a'tioh Oh tue heip'
Anratlc party.
Fer
We are authorized 10 .'ie
;lanle OF "A. Z. HEBRON as aca'la'""'t
for thancery Cltrk at ,Ile ei7u'ns
NoFenls'e! eieesioh. sh"Jer. !" 'he az
t!hl! 81 the democratic p"''F'
We are a~uthorized 10 ahh'ahre N',e
IaLAe CT j. /. ioMAS as 'aidi''a'e
Tor chanreEy tlerk az me rn'sihs
sleotloh' suhlecl |" 'he ac'!ol! VI li!e
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES party
We are authorized 10 ~hioul l''e
SlAnne oil JNo. j. WAGE, H., as 'ah-
d'iate TO" ChAiicefy tl1rk Il. 'iie elr
suing election, SUBJECT 10 me a'll"' Oh
The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES parry
kSr G-TGN1t~-o1@
We are authorized 70 'ile
IlaNle Of JNo. ;. hiNd a. ca'iu,da'e
Tor the Once ol 'ifcnit lierk ol "reil-
Ada county al me ensuing NoNeii'pe'
election.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-16

Shriner's Indian Yermifuga IL
perfectly safe and easily administered
1t is cheap and will give satisfaction
Try it. For sale by Hughes Il Nance,
Druggists, Grenada, Miss.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-16

Notice is hereby given that the lake
hal.-mile north Of the depot, known
as the dump has been posted aG-
cording to law. Ali trespassers, by
fishing therein, will be prosecuted 10
the full extent of the law.
ABR. IA, 'S7. w. w. TOWNSEND.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-16

Mrs. E. B. Miller and little Edith
left yesterday for Louisville on q WISH
to friends. We join her many 'flenas
here in wishing her a pleasant WISH
and a safe return.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-16

Mr.. Will Johnston, for many years
n resident Of Grenada, but now Of Bir-
mingham, Ala, Is here on u visit to
his old home,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-16

Gen. r. b. Willis, II prominent
planter Of the Pleasant Grove neigh
borhood, spent several days in Gre
NADIA this week.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-16

The fishing scason has opened up,
and each day the angler may be seen
vending his way to the adjacent
lakes in pursuit of the tlnny tribe.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-16

Col. NJ. C. Galloway, the veteran
editor of the Memphis Appeal ''',
sold his interest in that paper anu
retired from the field Of Journalism
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-16

Miss Aileen Hudspeth, . pte'%
aud accomplished young iao
Water Valley, is in the e'y ''''D'
Miss Connie Thames.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-16

Mr.. A.. l.. Bridgers, our elnc'en'
President Board of Supervisors AZ
co mpanied by his estimabie VIVA
was in the city yesterday.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-16

The only first-c!ass bakery and
candy actory In Grenada is Ioew-
e%nstein's.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-16

Miss Maria Lou Jones, Of Coffee
Vile, is in the city visiting the family
of DR.. r. l.. Jones.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-16

TOst SALE.

The two Hankins' Lots, owned W
Moses, Marders Il Co. Title WarfS"'
ted. Apply to
Ct w. III. FITzGERALh
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-16

Col. J, q. NJ. ButfalOe is DO" y"
visit to bis old home.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-16

Mr.. 4. w. Lake, of Memphis, was
in town this week.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-16

New Breakfast Bacon Just received
at 4. T. Inman's.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-16

Joe Eskridge made Duck Hill q
flying visit last Sunday.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-16

Judge II. G. Williamson v'''
his old home this week
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-16
LOCAL LINES.

Pop Corn, fresh every day, at Loe.
w~enste.n's.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-16
Tes County -rsasurer-
Ter Glperviaor

We a"e authorized to announce the
name Of II. j. GORDON, SR., a. a can
didate for Supervisor for Beat No. J.,
III the ensuing election, subject to the
action Of the Democratic party.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-16

Ihis Paper is entered at the Postoilice
ii Grenada, Miss as % class matter.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-09-07

assured that such an attempt would be
promptly punished. Men were lying in
ambush all around, and at dark our line
was drawn III to closely encirclo the
building. Shortly before midnight a
steaithy form crept past me in the gloom
and the game was in the tolls. Swiftly
passing around the Gordon 1 notified the
men that Showers had entered the house,
and we at once took positions at every
door and window. AS soon as the lieu,
tenants step sounded upon the porch
the fugitive leaped from ID back window
into the ron grip OF Sergeant Howard
The man fought and bit and sworn and
yelled like u demon, but strong arms
bore him down aud strong cords bound
his writhing limbs. His hair and beard
fell down his back and breast in matted
masses, his hands and face were black
with the accumulated CRIME OF months,
and the nails OF his fingers resemblcL
'ho long curved talons Of some great
bird OF prey. scyes Rlarcd like mad.
mans, and every struggling motion 70.
minded Us OF those OF II banlcd, raging
wild beast. The sight was terrible, and
one who Witnessed it con never forget it.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-09-07
a GAMNLEK'S DREAM.
The name of the Winning Horse Revealed
to Him In Sleep Beforehand.

tFrom the st. Paul Glopc.)
a down town pool-room furnishes a
story, while not romantic, proves that
dreams, while not infalhble, can be
turned to good account at times A
prominent ST. Anthony hill youth who
had been playing the horses there for
. three weeks with intermittent fortune,
was going home few nights since well
under the influence of cocktails which
he had absorbed purely for their
medicinal virtues. He was 10 that happy
mood when everything out Of the ordi-
parry run Of things attracts tho eye and
makes strong bid for the curiosity of
the beholdcr The young man had felt
hls way carefully along the sidewalk to
the bill board hiding Alderman Dowlan's
wood yard on Wabusha street, when
through the dim glare of the street lamp
the highly colored lithograph advertis-
ing the play "Nly Geraldine" caught his
eye.
Iberc was something about the blazing
bn,ldinP, the tall man with twenty-
Inch dagger in his hand, the lemon
colorcd locks Of the girl floating on the
night ar aud the elaborate lettering that
tci'cd his curiosity, and leaning up
against telegraph pole, he gazed at the
CANDY bill aud read and rcrcud, "My
GcmI|lne, my Geraldine" and when he
reached home and Lad rolled into bed
na sark to sleep Whispering "My Geral-
dinc my Geraldine.
IN his dream that night he met
beautiful girl with divine form and wav-
ng hair tLat had captured the softcst
beams Of ,hr midday sun and married
hcr. Mth her personal charms she
moueht nim greet wealth i'll valuable
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-09-07
EN.MGrr. 0AnrTrLIE rou>u.
N"t Lost i,thcJcrNcy swamp, Happiness
in Waterford
lYrom lho rhilolcIpha Timc,.


Evcrcttc BIr.tclle. the S-ycar.old boy
who disapE arcd from his home near
Waterford, y. D., Friday and whose dis
appearance caused the people Of that
vicinity to desert their church on Sun
day and scOur the country for miles
around, was found at SSi Erie street,
Camden, and taken home. Sunday the
searching parties trampcd many miles
and failed to find any trace Of tie boy.
About ! o'clock one Of the party IN the
swamp called:
There's the bell. the boy is found.
All stopped and listened. Sure enough
the big bell on the Episcopal Church,
four miles away, could bc heard spread
ing the news that brought Joy to d,
mothers heart.
"Ihauk God! | hope he's alive" cx-
claimed the big hearted constable. \
f"rvent ''amen" went up from score OF
throats. The dogs were called In and
the sCarchCrs Started for home, hoping
for the best, but fearing that only the
body had been found. When the party
reached Waterford they were met by
another crowd, aud the cheers Of the
men when it wNs known the boy wa.
safe made the pines ring.
Baggage Master Dill, Of the Camden
and Atlantic Railroad, found the md
comfortably housed mt SSI Eric street
Camden. Evcretto had gone there sat
nrduy night and asked for something to
eat, He sid he had neither father nor
mother and had been working on farm
and the people had tIrnrd ann away.
The Camden and Atlantic Ruilroud
officials allowed tho Constable and tho
little fellow to travel home OH one Oh the
freight trains and they arrived at Water.
ford shortly before two O'Clock. When
the Constable and Everett. stood on ihc
steps of the Bartttlle homo the father
called out: "Is he dcad?"
"No, he's alive and Nil right, answer
Cd the officer.
Quicker than it can be told the mother
had thrown open the door und claspcd
her boy III her arms She 5cpt iur 10Y
as she shOwcrcd kisses on him, uld
picking him up, ran IutD tic huUsc.
The father grnsped t.. ustlUic'B hand
with grip that made him wIncc and ri.
most shook his arm out Of the socket
When the boy was seen by Timex
reporter he said: 81 wanted 10 see some
other places besides Waterford Al! 1.-The
rest OF the boys go away and I wanted
to go to Atlantic City ana sec the caunon.
wanted to see every thing. | went
through the wood ana found a new rail-
road. went along ibis and | got
hungry. The people at house COVE me
something to eat and slept in the burn.
| They gave me my broakinst and walked
along the road that runs by the railroad.
| got my dinner at n farm house and n
man took me to Camden. saw BOYS
playing ball, but they wouldn't let Inc
play. | watched them until night, when
went 10 the house Mr.. Bates found me
at. ] wanted to stay there, but MIR.
Bates made me come home with him. /
promised my mother wouldn It runaway
any more, and guess am glad to be
home.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-09-07
SPEED IN STENOGI,.ruY.
Two Hundred Words Per Minute aud Fir-
toem SeConds to Snmre.


"All this talk about speed" said II
t-hand writer, "rcminds me Of lit
tie experience that had away back in
1866. L was then located in Now York,
and was mere lad and comparatively
new III the business. had never been
III court room and knew absolutely
nothing about the form Of triuls.
could write short hand, however. There
was n big murder trial going on in North
Carolina, and they sent to New YORK in
hot haste for a stcno8rnphcr. ! lmp-
pencd TO be the only one at the time
available and Graham sent me down.
81 Shall never forget that experience.
About the first man | came in contact
with was the judge advocate. He was
grutf and sarcastic RS o cross cut saw half
mile from IN oil can. lie looked mo
forget, and seemed to bc sadly Gisap
pointed over the fact that thcrc was not
more of me.
"'Iho man whose shoes you hayc
been sent to iii could write two hundred
words Il minute, he sad grriiiy. 'iIow
many can you write?'
"i don't know exactly, sir' atum-
mcrcd.
"W"Il. III drop into your room III :hc
morning before court opens aud put Won
through your PAGES, hc said sarcastic
ally.
"Whcn [ got to my room was about
the worst frightened boy you over saw.
This was a nice sort Of man for one whc
knew nothing whatever nhcrt courts to
encounter. About the first tlGug sa@
when / entered my room vas an old
volume of Wcbstcrs speeches. An i,,rp
at once struck ME. ] picked out ~. OF
these and practiccd on it mp-t al uj:4,
The consequence wna that ! .nd con.
United it to memory a,,G h,G i, Hgat u'
my finger ends, All That r"..niuoI was
u devise some Schcn,A To- ct ihn juI,.
advocate to select that pars.c lier anc,"r,
for the text. fright and ri t.. nest
morning he camc iLtu luvIu.
"'tl0vc you ANY t!Iinp A,yl 5ha' | can
read to you from Ia =. sod.
"'i lom't know, fclGod, Usci .s-
ly as possible. lets sec. .ll, h. ..' 3.
book which seems TO bc'oua in az.
room. It's Webster . speeches, iia1,,
this might DO
~ opened il carelesr!y "a tho payt..,
lar speech Which / had practical lY..
and handed it 20 him. He examined
carefully, and al tie timc my uer wv
IN my mouth. ! wos afraid he EGu.u
turn the page AID pick ont some otn,r
speech. But hc ai,l,t
. 4 should think III. would Go,' Iu.
said, and proceeded 70 count oil tvo
Cd words.
"Ncil, at it VIC went, aud WHOM the
two hundred words were written / sti.,
ha, lii.c"u seconds OF the minute t.
sDara. .. timnl mo ,.f!l, nm, ,,r ,l,.,.,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-09-07
DOWN IN 1IE.iICO.
How General CcrNantes Was Entombed
Alive in Sight of Ills Home.
(McXicnn Lottery

a few years ago good deal of kid
mapping was carried on i'll Mexico,
money having been generally the Oh cct
Anybody of wealth and influence was
Liable to be seized in an unguarded mo-
ment and spirited away, and seldom, in
decd, were the victims ever heard Of
again, unless their friends "came down"
most handsomely. The modns operandi,
after man hG d been secured and hid
den, was to post notices here and there
within sight OF his family sometimes
they were pinned up, ku.klux fashion,
with dagger, OF decorated with skulls
and crosS-boDcs stating what sum Of
money was required to be left within Il
given timo ut Il ccrfnin spot to ransom
their relative, and plainly ntimating
that non compliance with this demand
would seal his death warrant When the
money promptly p"'i, the kidnapped
persons wero usually released, according
10 pcomi*c; but III many instances u
fresh dcm@cI was made, followed by
@aottIcr and another rs long as thoro
W'.ro the slightest prospects of further
gain.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-09-07


:, nc nc" lOfk L fil'ahclal Chronicle, IN
Us icEi'" 0l 'hc movement OF II" cotton
cIoP l"r tilc week ending on the night
~ Va A"6l>"C 20, SayS mat Inc total receipts
,!"yc rS"clc" i",2lo bales, against 2,Gi&
oe"S i"SE "eck' IZi0 pales The pre-
,io"" "cch' "uo I,i'' DaiGS threc weeks
SinGe' 'm
ino cAPort" iof tle Wrck reach total
~ 500 paioS, Oh winch iboSo wcr2 10
nrS"' hilINi, Z,oto 70 rance, and ,, lS2
10 T'c resi- Oh inc contlncht.
Ano toti, S"icS irI forward dcuTcEy
'or ,i't "CTh hrc DOW Dalcs: FOR AN
nio".S'G , H4s 'i'i'Fofy inc to'al SnI"s foot up
! 81, D'iG'.' l'ciu,'lh& - - ior export,
IN 'ot n"i'.r c"!'H"inpI?h
II" mp, . h'o co'Uuenrnl ports
!rI imr l"c week nave necn 1900 b'drs.
nsto :" ~. a.. increase III tHG cotton IA
NSh' Vi oo,"-' paic" as compared with
.ic .ID s"'io '"Ic o. iHo"' am Increase cI
D"'''o n"'c" 10 compare "lth tho cor
i1't9n"ii,9 -, bTn - ';te ol loo'' 'h'' decrease
",I' o"i'3 "' cor "IP"r," WIN 1901.
l.,,;' ~ ".,I'ip' S. "S.'Hh nave increased
,Ir;i"2 VIZ W." ,,,G, o. Nn''"' "hH were,
= 'i>''J "!Su.' Iii'of '''ieS lcSS tn"l ~
-, ',O,' IA" var, hlG Ftc"lplS
,">i I''"' ,o"''H i'"'H "Ecn - b"i'
AT ti,,. I,I,' ''' @"'t,e wen '''' year.
.;'' ,,''I"s'' @ ~" I,V,l - -. .''I CfrnrtA
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-09-07
81 Feel so Wen"

II want 10 thank you for telling me OF
Dr. p,occ'5 Fayor,ic Pre- cipiion, writes
q lady to her friend For a long time
was unhl TO attend to the work of my
household [ kept about, hut felt
thoroughly miserable. | had terrible back
aches, and bearing down sensations across
mc and was quite weak aud discouraged
sent md got some Of The medicine alter
receiving your letter, and it has cured ne
hardly know myselI. ] feel so wcll. -
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w. TRUMP,
Columbia, s. G.

The Secretary of War has approved the
ccquest of the cX Confederate Association AT
Chicago To- erect a memorial 10 the Cunfcd.
rate dead buried in the Government lot IN
Oakland Cemetery near that city, undel
such regulations as may be prescribed by
he Quartermastcr General.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-09-07

The prompt action of Mayor Jarrett
Tuesday night In calling upon The military
to be in readiness in case of emergency
doubtless had the effect of quicting the bel.
ligcrcnt portion of Petersburg, Va, MS
everything hms been perfectly quiet and no
demonstration of any kind has been made.
The military who remained in their armo.
rics all night were dismissed yesterday
afternoon.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-09-07

All Of the best makes. S25 cash and
balance November |, at spot cash prices
on Piano, SO cash and balance No.
vembor |, at spot cash prices on an
Organ. Delivered, freight free, ut your
nearest depot. Fifteen days test tliai
and freight both ways if not satisfactory
Write for circulars.
N. w. TRUMP,
Columbia. &. c.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-09-07
CAPTURING DESERTERS.
METHODS OF HECAPTUKE DUlliN,G
TIE WAH,

60.
In the summer of 1861 Writ hdamss
cayolrv after mn or6uous con,rjon
ioS'oo 10 'cc'"'t no" anu h"'S'' '''
Shepherds old fields IN Copiah county,
Mississippi. Food and forage wore
o,,,1,,,t. t,o t,,r,.o, ,.,.,,,. e., o,l u,,
''''' WV ''o''''" " o." ''''' "'N'
lazy ire coon Weoticd The men, whose
home was in the saddle. Time dragged,
but Sorpcont Haoth'soIl Cr.o,,nr cr,,tod
n diversion. one morniur NV .t,,rr,J-
ing the BRIGADE hor.s which vcrn all
,oo.o ~ ~.
Aoo"o "' S'"8'' Sic'P1' hi'c" " l"i"S or
two, and counted on ruI when he laid
his plans. WorI,ipn orn,iud ib, tvn
thouao,1 ,,,.o,;,,,i., ,.I .u
q I" - WV "' 49,
between himself ana the camp IL the
woods, the old horse whose wisdom was
known and acknoWicdgcd tLrpug huut
the brigade took his stand aud surNrvcd
the ground. With Il wild snort aad u
ringing neigh hC spraug iuto the herd
What he intended to convey to the un.
dcrstnuding Of his fellows | cannot sny,
hut = panic seemed 40 eti2c Caci, svrnratc
Dcast, and with tbuudcrug noois they
bore down upon the camp. Thon was
there "mounting in hot haste" the
lriendly trees beneath whose shelter we
hivomckld. Mad, blind with M an
named terror, and turning not lu,
ilh' an avalanche tn" lying squadron
s"ept through the camp. With the
S..tHllng mmnc and tail, head on ligh,
and ilashlnR eyes, that old demon Creep
CT led his frightened hosts. 1T was llain
TO see lhat hC gloricd iii the mischief he
had wrought.
ATTACKING yur cAyArEy
Tho ,.o,o r,,a,.,,,, I,,.,,..
loot ,rho,, ,t ,ii..;S "", '."'N'-' "Y
thn oIvoncn or IS'li" "t".", Ii'u'
Rr,iMsI',,r, I '. ~" ~; i'!,';,S,I'' ''ii
,rhia ,D"' f1',." UI -" ,tf' ii'o''
onr,ros,,d XXI
ortiitar,. q ,,,1 a,,,,,, :. - ,,.''
Snn "''N, ';'Io''', ~ ''t' !" ~ ""'
1000 49,, 81. '',." 49,, ,"'',',' ,o''.
',,n'l ,i'.;' ,',,'''.'',''' '"' ''r
nt SLn'Ip,I,S 80 4. Ii'"'tiTh "I,.
yarning nm,fiai G.n,'.i Nl.,,,. =,
thcm more than half MIX, f,nyrn les
south of Port Gibson is CoIcmaus lane,
IN the county ol Jefferson, .,Ed here the
advance parties Of the hostile forces M ct
Hot skjrmiqbin., anl on .vcLo,,,r,, -
shr.,s from ih~ Rad ba+,r,;as I'm %i,r.,.
sue opened the engagement Hero a
curious, und urrhors Ipunn cos,mj,, ..
occurrod or cgy.l,y w3t 1i-m"n1i-
ing. uycparntory tp m, nlyrnrr on ,.."t
An oiiicsr was gp,lrI a., ilIn Inu.riI nf -
fence horleri,u ,ho ,ooJ \ tnrIl t,nm
the enemy strnck The roij al ono nd
without C%piDdluE. she rough U.Il WAS
driven with trc,nonlorg r5,cn nom nn.
der thc o,lcor lonynr . rrn,t ,,'',,in,.
three or four feet lonG, nuG Of ,bc tpirk-
ness OF two iinnrs. trwushSnU ,hr mn
happy mans tniphs ml pr"ipctju. n
foot or moro beyond each l,ip. hr
man sworc with racc and rlin, rrnc!!;nc
all approaches on The part OF friends
until DIR. Martin coming np forc,hly
broke oil one projection OF the touch
oak and drew ont the reminder nom
tho other SIDE. The wounds healed and
the captain soon resumed his duties, but
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-09-07

The blg torloiscshell comb is coming
back into favor and happy the maiden
whose grandmother preserved for her the
frail contriyauce that helped her to capture
grandpa.
Don't disgust everybody by hawking,
blowing and splitting, but use Dir. Sages
Catarrh Remedy and he cured.